Chris Sacca and Mark Cuban Shark Fight - Shark Tank
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10. comment for Chris Sacca and Mark Cuban Shark Fight - Shark Tank
20. comment for Chris Sacca and Mark Cuban Shark Fight - Shark Tank
He can be a great mentor
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30. comment for Chris Sacca and Mark Cuban Shark Fight - Shark Tank
Dude shut up already!
50. comment for Chris Sacca and Mark Cuban Shark Fight - Shark Tank
,,,,,Chris Sacca was so full of himself it was unbelievable. Cuban at least as some humility. Step out of California once Chris, you made yourself look like an idiot.
Even if you are correct, I highly doubt he gives a fuck
Peep: Chris & Mark
100. comment for Chris Sacca and Mark Cuban Shark Fight - Shark Tank
And for that reason, he's out.
Ummmm... Doesn't Damon and all the sharks get pissed when they make an offer and the entrepreneur says "I want to hear other offers" WTF Damon?
Liquid Cash - Debt > $1BM for you to be a billionare
also the company is increasingly losing money and is kept afloat by investors pouring more and more money to keep it from going under which isn't a successful business model.
the company had a net loss of 670 million in 2014, which later increased to 1.5 billion in 2015 and then 3 billion last year. now that is a lot of fucking money, hence why they are so adamant about pushing the self driving cars but other companies(like google) are already ahead of them in that department so it seems like they will be fighting an uphill battle going forward.
their current business model mirrors that of a city metro not a for-profit organisation with investors subsidizing somewhere around 41% of the cost or possibly even higher.
it is currently a giant charity taxi company.
Richard Branson - 5.1 Billion
• Virgin Group Founder
Mark Cuban - 3.4 Billion
• Audionet/Broadcast.com Co-Founder (Sold to Yahoo for 5.7 Billion)
• Owner of Dallas Mavericks
• Co-owner of 2929 Entertainment
• Chairman of AXS TV
John Paul Dejoria - 3.2 Billion
• Paul Mitchell Co-Founder
• The Patrón Spirits Company Co-Founder
Chris Sacca - 1.22 Billion
• Lowercase Capital Founder/Proprietor
• Early Investor in Twitter, Uber, Instagram, Twilio, and Kickstarter
Steve Tisch - 1.2 Billion
• New York Giants Co-Owner/Chairman/Executive Vice-President
• Film/Television Producer
Sara Blakely - 1.18 Billion
• Spanx Founder
• Atlanta Hawks Co-Owner
Nick Woodman - 990 Million
• GoPro Founder/CEO
Mark Burnett - 450 Million (Shark Tank Creator)
• Television Executive Producer
• President of MGM Television and Digital Group
Kevin Harrington - 450 Million
• As Seen On TV Founder
Kevin O'Leary - 400 Million
• SoftKey Software Products Co-Founder (Sold to Mattel for 4.2 Billion)
• O'Leary Funds Inc./O'Leary Ventures/O'Leary Mortgages/O'Leary Books/O'Leary Fine Wines Co-Founder
• O'Shares Investments Chairman
Daymond John - 300 Million
• FUBU Founder/President/CEO
Alex Rodriguez - 300 Million
• MLB MVP
• AROD Corp CEO
Robert Herjavec - 200 Million
• Herjavec Group Founder/CEO
• BRAK Systems Founder
Ashton Kutcher - 200 Million
• Actor
• Investor in Skype, Foursquare, Airbnb, Path, Fab.com
• A-Grade Investments/Sound Ventures Co-Founder
• A Plus Co-Founder/Chairman
Jeff Foxworthy - 100 Million
• Comedian
• Actor
• Television Personality
• He is a member of the Blue Collar Comedy Tour, a comedy troupe which also comprises Larry the Cable Guy, Bill Engvall, and Ron White.
Barbara Corcoran - 80 Million
• The Corcoran Group Founder
• Barbara Corcoran Inc. Founder
• Barbara Corcoran Venture Partners Founder
Troy Carter - 60 Million
• Atom Factory Founder/CEO/Chairman
• Coalition Media Group Founder
• Manager of John Legend, Meghan Trainor, Miguel, Lindsey Stirling, Eve, Benny Cassette, Bonnie McKee
Lori Greiner - 50 Million
• "The Queen of QVC"
• For Your Ease Only, Inc. Founder/President
Bethenny Frankel - 25 Million
• Skinnygirl Founder/CEO
Rohan Oza - "I know business publications like to talk about net worth but I don't really like talking about it."
• CAVU Ventures Co-Founder/Partner
• Idea Merchants Capital Founder/CEO
• Early Partner in Vitamin Water (sold to The Coca-Cola Company for 4.2 Billion)
• Early Investor in Vita Coco, Pop Chips and Bai (sold to Dr. Pepper for 1.7 Billion)
• Helped marketing sales growth in The Coca-Cola Company for Sprite and Powerade
"The Hollywood Brandfather" - Makes Celebrity Endorsement Deals
RESPECT!!
Sure sometimes he gets snappy and laughs people off, or whatever, but he's not stingy with his knowledge, experience and advice; and I think that's invaluable whether he buys your pitch or not.
Yeah but anyone can write books on those topics regardless of their ability to do so. I'm sure Megan Fox can do that too if she wanted, but you can't say she's a great business woman just because she got rich off a completely different profession. I have no doubt Bill Gates can handle a business, but lets not pretend he's where he is due to his business prowess.
_'don't like Cuban, too cocky
LOL true
However, I do agree that out here in the valley, there is a huge tech bubble. A company with 10 employees working products that have not been theoretically proved could be worth millions. Especially some of those companies I've seen do not even have a core, defensible technology. At this rate, when the VCs depleted their capital, early stage companies (series a b c) would be done, and unicorns companies would have a tons of trouble financing themselves due to next-to-nothing top line.
Every time he speaks it's "you know when I was Go-pro I Go-pro Go-pro, and had to Go-pro before I could Go-pro. So for that Go-pro, I'm out"
Richard Branson - 5.1 Billion
• Virgin Group Founder
Mark Cuban - 3.4 Billion
• Audionet/Broadcast.com Co-Founder (Sold to Yahoo for 5.7 Billion)
• Owner of Dallas Mavericks
• Co-owner of 2929 Entertainment
• Chairman of AXS TV
John Paul Dejoria - 3.2 Billion
• Paul Mitchell Co-Founder
• The Patrón Spirits Company Co-Founder
Chris Sacca - 1.22 Billion
• Lowercase Capital Founder/Proprietor
• Early Investor in Twitter, Uber, Instagram, Twilio, and Kickstarter
Steve Tisch - 1.2 Billion
• New York Giants Co-Owner/Chairman/Executive Vice-President
• Film/Television Producer
Sara Blakely - 1.18 Billion
• Spanx Founder
• Atlanta Hawks Co-Owner
Nick Woodman - 990 Million
• GoPro Founder/CEO
Mark Burnett - 450 Million (Shark Tank Creator)
• Television Executive Producer
• President of MGM Television and Digital Group
Kevin Harrington - 450 Million
• As Seen On TV Founder
Kevin O'Leary - 400 Million
• SoftKey Software Products Co-Founder (Sold to Mattel for 4.2 Billion)
• O'Leary Funds Inc./O'Leary Ventures/O'Leary Mortgages/O'Leary Books/O'Leary Fine Wines Co-Founder
• O'Shares Investments Chairman
Daymond John - 300 Million
• FUBU Founder/President/CEO
Alex Rodriguez - 300 Million
• MLB MVP
• AROD Corp CEO
Robert Herjavec - 200 Million
• Herjavec Group Founder/CEO
• BRAK Systems Founder
Ashton Kutcher - 200 Million
• Actor
• Investor in Skype, Foursquare, Airbnb, Path, Fab.com
• A-Grade Investments/Sound Ventures Co-Founder
• A Plus Co-Founder/Chairman
Jeff Foxworthy - 100 Million
• Comedian
• Actor
• Television Personality
• He is a member of the Blue Collar Comedy Tour, a comedy troupe which also comprises Larry the Cable Guy, Bill Engvall, and Ron White.
Barbara Corcoran - 80 Million
• The Corcoran Group Founder
• Barbara Corcoran Inc. Founder
• Barbara Corcoran Venture Partners Founder
Troy Carter - 60 Million
• Atom Factory Founder/CEO/Chairman
• Coalition Media Group Founder
• Manager of John Legend, Meghan Trainor, Miguel, Lindsey Stirling, Eve, Benny Cassette, Bonnie McKee
Lori Greiner - 50 Million
• "The Queen of QVC"
• For Your Ease Only, Inc. Founder/President
Bethenny Frankel - 25 Million
• Skinnygirl Founder/CEO
Rohan Oza - "I know business publications like to talk about net worth but I don't really like talking about it."
• CAVU Ventures Co-Founder/Partner
• Idea Merchants Capital Founder/CEO
• Early Partner in Vitamin Water (sold to The Coca-Cola Company for 4.2 Billion)
• Early Investor in Vita Coco, Pop Chips and Bai (sold to Dr. Pepper for 1.7 Billion)
• Helped marketing sales growth in The Coca-Cola Company for Sprite and Powerade
"The Hollywood Brandfather" - Makes Celebrity Endorsement Deals
Reminds me of the earlier days of Shark Tank when it was Mark vs. Everyone or Lori vs. Everyone or Barbara vs. Everyone else!
-" trading and investing are the same thing"
-"i said very clearly investing is the easy,trading is hard,".
^^^Your EXACT words.^^^
Lol, you're a joke at this point. The more you reply the more you contradict yourself. Of course you want me to "stfu already", because I'm pointing out that you don't know what you're talking about. Of course you have nothing to say about him still being on the show which was your entire argument. Just take the L, you're wrong.
to the actual argument at hand, whether it's personality or lack of experience, this shark couldn't make himself a market in the show as evidenced by the fact that he isn't around anymore, which is all that matters.
At the end of the day, he may not have started his own business(he actually did start his own business) , but that doesn't somehow make him a bad investor or even strategic partner. In what world does an investor/businessman not have a place on a show about investing in businesses?That's a FACT, you slimey little toad. That's real data. It being in the tech industry during the service age has not stopped it from FAILING. It didn't stop MySpace from failing. It didn't stop Instagram from get bought out (which honestly was the best thing for it because before that, they were struggling). Face it, just because an industry gets well-known, or deals in tech and acquires a large user base-- it doesn't make them invincible.
You people can talk about how popular these platforms are but the reality is, businesses don't stay afloat by popularity. They stay afloat by MONEY. And if you're not generating profit, you're going to fall out the bottom. Say what you will about Mark Cuban's business, but they generate income and maintain profit.
Chris wants to brag about Uber? Uber lost 1.2 billion dollars this year just in the first quarter! Second quarter losses are over 100 million. It's a sinking ship. Meanwhile, the majority of the start-ups Mark has contributed to are in profit. Many in multi-million dollar profit, with barely a handful in decline.
There's a really good quote by dan martell: "the people that never have to work again, are the same people that never want to stop working."
It sums up successful people, especially billionaires.
Broke people, like the 99%, they all want to "get rich quick" and "retire". That kind of mindset/work ethic isn't suitable for wealth creation.
Warren Buffet made 99% of his wealth after 40 years of age. For most of his life he was worth ten million (still a lot lol). He sat on stocks that grew big over a very long period of time. Not many people would do that. Check this graph: http://ei.marketwatch.com//Multimedia/2015/08/17/Photos/NS/MW-DS354_downlo_20150817130202_NS.png?uuid=ae376438-4501-11e5-9dc4-0015c588e0f6
Another example: even if Zuckerberg failed with Facebook, that guy was gonna eventually be a success. Before he was 18 he had started & sold some companies, won a lot of awards, achieved great grades in school.
Another example: Elon Musk. Once again, before he was 25 he had created & sold several companies/games.
The best predictor of future behaviour is past behaviour.
And I do agree. Although he'd probably be a paper billionaire, not a cash one.
Btw Sacca isn't a cash billionaire like Cuban. Sacca is a paper billionaire. Most of his value is still in equity in companies like Uber and Twitter. They ain't realized yet.
With that 1.15 Billion leftover, he could then buy Nick Woodman(990 Million) and still have 160 Million, which is more money than Barbara Corcoran and Lori Greiner have combined.
With that 160 Million leftover, he could buy Barbara Corcoran a second time and still have 80 Million, which is all that Barbara Corcoran has to begin with.
With that 80 Million leftover, he could buy Bethenny Frankel(25 Million) and still have 55 Million, which is 5 Million more than Lori Greiners Net Worth.
With that 55 Million leftover, he could buy Bethenny Frankel a second time and still have 30 Million, which is 5 Million more than the Net Worth of Bethenny Frankel. By the way, with Bethenny Frankel being on Season 9 of Shark Tank, she will break the record and go down in Shark Tank History as the POOREST SHARK TO EVER BE ON SHARK TANK!!!!!!!!
Mark Cuban could buy the main Sharks and then some a few times over and still not be the poorest Shark ever, that title will go to Bethenny Frankel.
So yes, Mark Cuban is a fucking badass.
Richard Branson - 5.1 Billion
• Virgin Group Founder
Mark Cuban - 3.4 Billion
• Audionet/Broadcast.com Co-Founder (Sold to Yahoo for 5.7 Billion)
• Owner of Dallas Mavericks
• Co-owner of 2929 Entertainment
• Chairman of AXS TV
John Paul Dejoria - 3.2 Billion
• Paul Mitchell Co-Founder
• The Patrón Spirits Company Co-Founder
Chris Sacca - 1.22 Billion
• Lowercase Capital Founder/Proprietor
• Early Investor in Twitter, Uber, Instagram, Twilio, and Kickstarter
Steve Tisch - 1.2 Billion
• New York Giants Co-Owner/Chairman/Executive Vice-President
• Film/Television Producer
Sara Blakely - 1.18 Billion
• Spanx Founder
• Atlanta Hawks Co-Owner
Nick Woodman - 990 Million
• GoPro Founder/CEO
Mark Burnett - 450 Million (Shark Tank Creator)
• Television Executive Producer
• President of MGM Television and Digital Group
Kevin Harrington - 450 Million
• As Seen On TV Founder
Kevin O'Leary - 400 Million
• SoftKey Software Products Co-Founder (Sold to Mattel for 4.2 Billion)
• O'Leary Funds Inc./O'Leary Ventures/O'Leary Mortgages/O'Leary Books/O'Leary Fine Wines Co-Founder
• O'Shares Investments Chairman
Daymond John - 300 Million
• FUBU Founder/President/CEO
Alex Rodriguez - 300 Million
• MLB MVP
• AROD Corp CEO
Robert Herjavec - 200 Million
• Herjavec Group Founder/CEO
• BRAK Systems Founder
Ashton Kutcher - 200 Million
• Actor
• Investor in Skype, Foursquare, Airbnb, Path, Fab.com
• A-Grade Investments/Sound Ventures Co-Founder
• A Plus Co-Founder/Chairman
Jeff Foxworthy - 100 Million
• Comedian
• Actor
• Television Personality
• He is a member of the Blue Collar Comedy Tour, a comedy troupe which also comprises Larry the Cable Guy, Bill Engvall, and Ron White.
Barbara Corcoran - 80 Million
• The Corcoran Group Founder
• Barbara Corcoran Inc. Founder
• Barbara Corcoran Venture Partners Founder
Troy Carter - 60 Million
• Atom Factory Founder/CEO/Chairman
• Coalition Media Group Founder
• Manager of John Legend, Meghan Trainor, Miguel, Lindsey Stirling, Eve, Benny Cassette, Bonnie McKee
Lori Greiner - 50 Million
• "The Queen of QVC"
• For Your Ease Only, Inc. Founder/President
Bethenny Frankel - 25 Million
• Skinnygirl Founder/CEO
Rohan Oza - "I know business publications like to talk about net worth but I don't really like talking about it."
• CAVU Ventures Co-Founder/Partner
• Idea Merchants Capital Founder/CEO
• Early Partner in Vitamin Water (sold to The Coca-Cola Company for 4.2 Billion)
• Early Investor in Vita Coco, Pop Chips and Bai (sold to Dr. Pepper for 1.7 Billion)
• Helped marketing sales growth in The Coca-Cola Company for Sprite and Powerade
"The Hollywood Brandfather" - Makes Celebrity Endorsement Deals
Uber-- just in the first quarter of this year, they've lost 1.2 billion dollars. They're projected to loss well over 100 million second quarter.
Twitter-- since 2006, it has not turned a profit and has actually accumulated a net loss of 2 billion dollars.
Kickstarter-- not failing but not turning an abundance of profit and not worth investing in with growing competition in the crowd funding sector.
Instagram -- Doing well now. But only after getting bought off by Facebook. Before that, they were running a 2.7 million dollar loss with only 5 million in the bank. Had they not been acquired, they'd be long dead by now.
Yeah... That's your genius billionaire, Chris Sacca.
No fucking wonder he's worth 1.2 billion at 41.
keep poking your mother butthole behenchod
But Chris is condescending and is really clueless.